only 7% tell us they are all three. for a lot of reasons, not the least of which, i was far more conservative. it is a very different race in iowa. no clear front-runner. even though people in new hampshire aren't sold on romney, he doesn't have a clear challenger. it is a very, very different tale of two states at the moment. >> you were talking about the new hampshire electorate. one way that it can get unstable, when we see these poll numbers change. i can't tell you how many times we have seen fall new hampshire numbers with big leads shrink quickly. usually, the most unstable portion of that electorate are the independents. what do they show? there is no democratic show in town. they are not performing particularly differently in terms of voter preferences between the candidates. we are not seeing this wave of independents. clearly, ron paul does better amongst some independent voters than he does elsewhere but right now, it is obama with 40 something, cane poll in the low teens. no one else is in double digits. bu